Clicks tell you who looked. The conversion pixel tells you which ad, which spin link, which page and which traffic source brought a subscriber or a sale, and what each one cost you in credits. You paste two small tags on your own site, one time. After that, Conversions in your Control Room counts every goal against the click that sent it.
?lsclk=…The id is random. It identifies the click, not the person. Nothing personal is read from your page or sent anywhere. An ad click and the spin-link click it led to count as one click.
Open Conversions in your Control Room and press Add a goal. Name it with one word for what you count: subscriber, sale, signup (letters, numbers, - or _, up to 32). The default value is optional, in US dollars, used when the pixel carries none. Up to 20 goals per account.
Each goal gets its own pixel id: px plus 10 letters and numbers. It is public and safe to paste: it can only count clicks that are yours. Once you have a goal, your spin links add the click id to your destinations automatically.
Under Snippets for, pick your goal and copy 1. Landing tag. Paste it once on your landing page (the address your ad or spin link sends people to), just before </body>. It keeps the click id on your site for 30 days, fills hidden form fields named lsclk, and adds the id to links that stay on your site.
<script async src="https://linkspin.app/t.js?px=YOUR_PIXEL_ID"></script>It is fine on every page of your site (in a site-wide footer). It never slows or breaks the page, even if LinkSpin cannot be reached, and it works inside traffic-exchange frames.
Copy the goal pixel and paste it on the page people see only after they sign up or buy. Use the script version (2b) wherever your page allows scripts: it reads the id the landing tag kept, the surest match. Use the image version (2) where scripts are not allowed.
<script async src="https://linkspin.app/cv.js?px=YOUR_PIXEL_ID&goal=subscriber"></script>
<img src="https://linkspin.app/cv.gif?px=YOUR_PIXEL_ID&goal=subscriber" width="1" height="1" alt="" style="display:none">
Recording what a sale was worth? Add &value=19.95 to the pixel address. Without it, the goal's default value is used.
Press Send a test conversion next to the snippets. It loads your real pixel, is recorded apart and never counted, and the goal row shows when the last test arrived. That proves your pixel id works.
To check the pixel on your real thank-you page, add &test=1 to the end of the pixel address, open your thank-you page once, then reload Conversions: the last test time updates. Take &test=1 back out afterwards. Last, open your own spin link or ad and look at the address bar on your landing page: you should see lsclk= in it.
In every example, replace YOUR_PIXEL_ID with your goal's pixel id and subscriber with your goal's name. The snippets on your Conversions screen come with both filled in.
Landing page: the landing tag right before the closing body tag.
...your page...
<script async src="https://linkspin.app/t.js?px=YOUR_PIXEL_ID"></script>
</body>Thank-you page: the goal pixel.
...your thank-you message... <script async src="https://linkspin.app/cv.js?px=YOUR_PIXEL_ID&goal=subscriber"></script> </body>
Your own form on the landing page? Add a hidden field and the landing tag fills it with the click id, so your own system can keep it with the lead:
<input type="hidden" name="lsclk" value="">
Most builders that allow custom code give you one of two places, and either works:
If a page only accepts images and no scripts, use the image version of the goal pixel there. Keep the landing page and the thank-you page on the same domain.
If your list provider shows its own thank-you page after someone subscribes, you cannot paste the pixel there. Point the provider at a thank-you page on your site instead, and put the goal pixel on that page.
Your own thank-you page needs only your message and the goal pixel. Keep the form on your landing page (where the landing tag runs) and use the same domain for both pages.
Best fix: send people to a thank-you page you control, as above. If that is not possible:
lsclk field, if your provider stores custom fields.if (window.LinkSpin) LinkSpin.goal('YOUR_PIXEL_ID', 'subscriber');goal on Links or on a traffic source. It fires for every counted goal, with {event} set to the goal's name.| You see | What it means |
|---|---|
| Counted | Goals counted in the range you picked (7, 30 or 90 days), tests and your own ad clicks left out. |
| Cost / goal | The credits the ad campaign has spent so far, divided by its goals of this goal type, in that site's ad credits. Clicks and goals follow the range; spend is the campaign's total, so on an older campaign the figure reads high. |
| Rate | Goals divided by the campaign's tracked clicks in the range. |
| Address | Surest. The thank-you page's own address still carried the click id. |
| Kept | Exact. The landing tag kept the click id on your site and the goal pixel read it back. |
| Cookie | Exact, through LinkSpin's own cookie. Some browsers block it. |
| 24 h match | The same network and browser within a day of the click. A good guess, not proof. |
| Test / last test | When your last test conversion arrived. Tests are recorded apart and never counted. |
Each goal gets its own report: by ad campaign (LinkSpin and InstantAdPay), by spin link, by destination page and by traffic source (a source you named under Sources, or else the referring site or ad placement). Press CSV for every conversion with its time in Central time, goal, value, match method, campaign, spin link, page, source, country and device. The counting rules: each goal counts once per click, only within 30 days of a real click, and only for clicks on your own ads and links. Your own clicks on your own ads, made while signed in, are kept as tests: the note at the top of "How sure is each count" says how many.
px plus 10 letters and numbers, copied from Snippets. A removed goal's pixel stops counting.&test=1 check on your real page does not update it, the pixel is not on that page or the page strips it.lsclk=. If it does not, something between the click and your page (another redirect or a link shortener) is dropping it. Point the link straight at the page with the landing tag.www.yoursite.com and the thank-you page on yoursite.com (or another site), the script pixel cannot read it and only the cookie or 24-hour match is left.One credit is one cent of ad delivery. Credits are not money and cannot be withdrawn. Conversion tracking shows what your own ads and pages produce; it does not promise any number of sign-ups or sales. No income is guaranteed; any commissions depend on real purchases in your line and on your own effort. Cryptocurrency involves risk of loss. (The InstantAdPay side.)